Visibility vs Erasure in Queer Cultural History
Historically, there has been a conflict between the visibility and erasure of queer identities in mainstream culture. On one hand, some members of...
Tokens are objects that represent something else, often used to make a person feel included without actually having any real power or influence. Inclusion refers to the act of including someone or...
How do queer individuals develop psychological resilience and coping mechanisms when confronting persistent discrimination? This is a question that has been studied extensively in recent years by...
Hate crimes are criminal acts motivated by prejudice against individuals belonging to certain groups based on their perceived membership in society. These groups often include racial minorities,...
Historical Narratives Influence Contemporary Moral Attitudes Toward LGBTQ Communities
The concept of "historical narrative" refers to stories about events that occurred in history, often told...
Philosophy is concerned with questions of existence, reality, knowledge, values, reason, mind, language, and much more. It also involves considering what it means to live well, which has implications...
Intergenerational queer communities have played an important role in promoting resilience, mentorship, and collective identity among LGBTQ+ individuals. Queer elders provide valuable insight into...
What Are the Long-Term Psychological and Existential Consequences of Fear, Rejection, and Concealment During Coming Out, and How Can These Be Ethically Addressed Through Community Support?
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Mainstream Queer Music
Mainstream Queer Music refers to music created by people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, pansexual, intersex, asexual, demisexual,...
Many activists experience physical or emotional harm in pursuit of their goals. Activist work can be physically demanding; it often involves risk to one's body, such as getting arrested or injured...